THAG’s financial position considerably better –local tourism industry doing relatively well PRESIDENT of the Tourism and Hospitality Association of Guyana (THAG) Mr Kit Nascimento has reported that the organisation

– administration prepares to submit 2015 Equipment Maintenance Plan ACTING Town Clerk of the Georgetown Municipality, Ms.Carol Sooba, has given word that the drafting of a 2015 Maintenance Plan

POLICE conducted a stop-and-search exercise on two men in Region Six at Corriverton, Corentyne, Berbice on Sunday, and seized an unlicensed .22 Browning pistol.  The men are in police

THE Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) in keeping with its mandate to promote compliance with the laws, regulations and policies it administers issued yesterday an advisory reminding taxpayers of the

THE tourism sector has “picked up significantly,” and this indicates that the country is now being marketed internationally through effective mechanisms, President Donald Ramotar has noted.  The President was

TWENTY-SIX children of workers aligned to the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) who sat the National Grade Six Examinations this year were awarded bursaries in two (2)

–Town celebrates 223 years of existence THE East Berbice town of New Amsterdam on Monday celebrated 223 years of being in existence . Originally Nieu Amsterdam, the town was

WITH the start of the new school term, the Guyana National Road Safety Council (GNRSC) is urging drivers to be on the lookout for children. In a press statement

GUYANA’S rice sector has seen phenomenal advances over the last few years and in addition to plans for the turnaround of the sugar sector, Head of State, Mr. Donald

THE New York Chapter of the Brickdam Secondary Alumni Association Inc. yesterday donated US$5,000 in backpacks and school supplies to the school yesterday. President of the association, Mr. Winston